Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Forest-Action-at-Nestle-HQ-in-Jakarta-27MZIFLMMEEF.htmlConceptually similarForest Action at Nestlé HQ in JakartaGP0206XCompleted★★★★★★Forest Action at Nestlé HQ in JakartaGP0206ZCompleted★★★★★★Nestlé KitKat Product ShotGP0201ICompleted★★★★Nestlé KitKat Product ShotGP0201JCompleted★★★★Forest Action at Nestlé HQ in FrankfurtGP020XKCompleted★★★★Forest Action at Nestlé HQ in FrankfurtGP020XMCompleted★★★★Forest Action at Nestlé HQ in FrankfurtGP037XECompleted★★★★Nestlé KitKat Product ShotGP0201GCompleted★★★★Nestlé KitKat Product ShotGP0201HCompleted★★★★View AllGP0206YForest Action at Nestlé HQ in JakartaGreenpeace activists dressed in orangutans costumes hold a protest at Nestlé's Jakarta headquarters to demand that the manufacturer of KitKat, cut all ties with forest destroyer Sinar Mas group, including through third party suppliers like Cargill and IOI (Loders Croklaan). The orangutan's head is coming out of the top of a prop KitKat package, with the candy logo changed to read "Killer."Locations:Indonesia-Jakarta-Southeast AsiaDate:24 Mar, 2010Credit:© Abyan / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3485px X 2614pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Banners-Buildings-Day-Deforestation-Destruction-Direct communications-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-IOI Group-KitKat-KWCI (GPI)-Logos-Nestlé S.A.-Orangutans-Palm oil (product)-Props-Sinar Mas GroupShoot:Forest Action at Nestlé HQ in JakartaGreenpeace activists dressed in orangutans costumes held a protest at Nestlé's Jakarta headquarters to demand that the manufacturer of Kit Kat, cut all ties with forest destroyer Sinar Mas group, including through third party suppliers like Cargill and IOI (Loders Croklaan). Greenpeace is calling on Indonesia's President Yudhoyono to declare an immediate moratorium on deforestation as it would provide the space for the implementation of longer term measures for forest protection supported by international donors. Such a moratorium would also drive investment and other related policies into both yield improvements on existing plantation areas, especially those owned by smallholders, as well as the development of plantations on non-forest areas.Related Collections:Caught Red Handed (All Photographers)